The first stuffing in the presidential elections was recorded in St. Petersburg, reports Lenta.ru . According to the agency, a woman was detained at polling station number 118 for throwing several pieces of paper into the ballot box. What was on these pieces of paper is unknown. At the same time, as Fontanka.ru reports, the association “Observers of St. Petersburg” had already recorded four stuffings by 12:45.

The first stuffing in the presidential elections was recorded in St. Petersburg, reports Lenta.ru . According to the agency, a woman was detained at polling station number 118 for throwing several pieces of paper into the ballot box. What was on these pieces of paper is unknown. At the same time, as Fontanka.ru reports, the association “Observers of St. Petersburg” had already recorded four stuffings by 12:45.

Nikola Lyaskin (@nlyaskin) 3/4/12 11:59 am C996SO 197, T729NH197, U249AX199, T318RU197. Buses runs on voluminous And this is already on Pushkinskaya Square. Buses with the police Photo from the page http://www.facebook.com/krasovkin Well, video: massive weep

Data (in Russia) portal SMS.golos.org Data (in Moscow) portal "Citizen Observer" President of the Russian Federation from the United Russia party Vladimir Putin, following the processing of the processing of more than 80% of the ballots, gains 64.72% of the vote, Gennady Zyuganov (Communist Party) gains 17.10%, self -nominated Mikhail Prokhorov - 6.99%, evaluated by the CEC data. According to the CEC, Sergey Mironov ("Fair Russia") is gaining 3.74%, Vladimir Zhirinovsky (LDPR) - 6.37%.

The first stuffing in the presidential elections was recorded in St. Petersburg, reports Lenta.ru . According to the agency, a woman was detained at polling station number 118 for throwing several pieces of paper into the ballot box. What was on these pieces of paper is unknown. At the same time, as Fontanka.ru reports, the association “Observers of St. Petersburg” had already recorded four stuffings by 12:45.

The first stuffing in the presidential elections was recorded in St. Petersburg, reports Lenta.ru . According to the agency, a woman was detained at polling station number 118 for throwing several pieces of paper into the ballot box. What was on these pieces of paper is unknown. At the same time, as Fontanka.ru reports, the association “Observers of St. Petersburg” had already recorded four stuffings by 12:45.

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Nikola Lyaskin (@nlyaskin) 3/4/12 11:59 am C996SO 197, T729NH197, U249AX199, T318RU197. Buses runs on voluminous And this is already on Pushkinskaya Square. Buses with the police Photo from the page http://www.facebook.com/krasovkin Well, video: massive weep

Nikola Lyaskin (@nlyaskin) 3/4/12 11:59 am C996SO 197, T729NH197, U249AX199, T318RU197. Buses runs on voluminous And this is already on Pushkinskaya Square. Buses with the police Photo from the page http://www.facebook.com/krasovkin

Nikola Lyaskin (@nlyaskin) 3/4/12 11:59 am C996SO 197, T729NH197, U249AX199, T318RU197. Buses runs on voluminous And this is already on Pushkinskaya Square. Buses with the police Photo from the page http://www.facebook.com/krasovkin Well, video: massive weep

The first stuffing in the presidential elections was recorded in St. Petersburg, reports Lenta.ru . According to the agency, a woman was detained at polling station number 118 for throwing several pieces of paper into the ballot box. What was on these pieces of paper is unknown. At the same time, as Fontanka.ru reports, the association “Observers of St. Petersburg” had already recorded four stuffings by 12:45.

The results of the presidential elections in Russia did not bring sensations: the candidate of the "party of power" Vladimir Putin, who has been leading the country in various capacities for the past 12 years, is gaining almost 60% of the vote in the presidential elections, his main rival, the leader of the Russian Communists, Gennady Zyuganov, scored less than 20%, testify to the results of exit-polls (polls at the exit from polling stations) and the first official data of the CEC, made public

The results of the presidential elections in Russia did not bring sensations: the candidate of the "party of power" Vladimir Putin, who has been leading the country in various capacities for the past 12 years, is gaining almost 60% of the vote in the presidential elections, his main rival, the leader of the Russian Communists, Gennady Zyuganov, scored less than 20%, testify to the results of exit-polls (polls at the exit from polling stations) and the first official data of the CEC, made public